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They have to select the best among the received projects request.  \n􀂾 They make decisions based on the best information they have about a particular project at a given point of time when selecting the project.  \nStep 1: Project Scope and Objectives  \n􀂾 Every stakeholder involved in the project must agree on the objectives defined in determining the success of the project.  \n􀂾 Scope statements may take many forms depending on the type of project being implemented and the nature of the organization.  \n􀂾 The scope statement details the project deliverables and describes the major objectives.  \n􀂾 The objectives should include measurable success criteria for the project.  \n􀂾 The Scope Statement should be written before the Statement of work and it should  \ncapture, in very broad terms, the product of the project, for example, \"developing a  \nsoftware based system to capture and track orders for software. \"  \nIT 8075 – SOFTWARE PROJECT MANAGEMENT  \nROHINI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY  \n􀂾 The Scope Statement should also include the list of users using the product, as well asthe features in the resulting product.  \n􀂾 As a baseline scope statements should contain:  \n􀁸 The project name  \n􀁸 The project charter  \n􀁸 The project owner, sponsors, and stakeholders  \n􀁸 The problem statement  \n􀁸 The project goals and objectives  \n􀁸 The project requirements  \n􀁸 The project deliverables  \n􀁸 The project non-goals  \n􀁸 Milestones  \n􀁸 Cost estimates  \n􀂾 In more project oriented organizations the scope statement may also contain these and other sections:  \n􀁸 Project Scope Management Plan  \n􀁸 Approved change requests  \n􀁸 Project assumptions and risks  \n􀁸 Project acceptance criteria  \n􀂾 The project objectives are identified and practical measures are analyzed in achieving them  \n􀂾 A project authority must be identified to have an overall authority over theproject.  \n􀂾 Identify different stakeholders involved in the development of the project.  \n􀂾 Changes in the objectives must be in a controlled manner.  \n􀂾 Interaction and communication among all parties must be straight forward.  \nStep 2: Project Infrastructure  \n􀂾 Project ","cbCaibprEXwk0Ypt","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibprEXwk0Ypt","pdf",771626,"English","# Stepwise Project Planning\n## Step 0: Selecting Project\n## Step 1: Project Scope and Objectives\n## Step 2: Project Infrastructure\n## Step 3: Analyze Project Characteristics","[{\"question\":\"How does the framework guide selecting a project?\",\"answer\":\"It starts with feasibility study and strategic evaluation of metrics. 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